im askin this for my pops
he had his door repainted(big ding lol)
and they didnt mask the window right...I dunno
theres paint overspray on the glass
he doesnt want to go back there
anyway he can get it off?
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2005 EVO VIII-SOLD/R.I.P.
2000 Honda Prelude SH - Gone But Not Forgotten
I spray-painted my window trim a while back, and I didn't use enough newspaper to absorb all the overspray. I ended up with little patches of black all over my rear window, and the only thing that worked for me was Goo Gone .
meguiars makes 3 different clay bars regular, mild and something else...the mild one would be a piece of cake if the overspray is bad...but glad u got it off
meguiars makes 3 different clay bars regular, mild and something else...the mild one would be a piece of cake if the overspray is bad...but glad u got it off
ya but they're not all easy to find... any clay bar will work with some effort...
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I was recommended 600 grit steel wool from my body shop. Works great but obviously only use it on the glass. Just get it a little wet and it comes right off with very little effort
I was recommended 600 grit steel wool from my body shop. Works great but obviously only use it on the glass. Just get it a little wet and it comes right off with very little effort
yea i heard about that too
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2005 EVO VIII-SOLD/R.I.P.
2000 Honda Prelude SH - Gone But Not Forgotten
Just take a razor blade and scrape it off... you can't harm the glass....
Stay away from rubber molding though.
ur correct, only use a razor blade, u donot want to use steel wool because the shavings from steel wool will etch into ur paint and cause little rust spots. and thiner is to much of a risk, if u drop some on that fresh paint youll run the chance of messing it up
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ur correct, only use a razor blade, u donot want to use steel wool because the shavings from steel wool will etch into ur paint and cause little rust spots. and thiner is to much of a risk, if u drop some on that fresh paint youll run the chance of messing it up
As long as you wash your car right after you use the steel wool, wouldn't it be fine?
As long as you wash your car right after you use the steel wool, wouldn't it be fine?
why take the chance, a razor blade will work awsome and no risk invloved, especally if u own a white car
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